In the rush to bring a software project to life, the allure of diving straight into development can be irresistible. Code lines start flowing, prototypes emerge, and progress feels tangible. Yet, as any seasoned builder knows, constructing without a blueprint may yield quick results but often at the cost of longevity, stability, and sanity.
The architecture phase—the often underappreciated art of planning the structure of your software—is where the real magic begins. It’s not just a step; it’s the very bedrock upon which success stands.
Architecture: More Than Just Design
In the world of software development, “architecture” and “design” are
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